The Well of Knowledge
Relativity. Duality. The equilibrium. The well of knowledge. Whatever you want to call it, it’s a description of realiy. And because reality is infinite and exists in potential, duality explains infinite potential.
Just because there’s the potential for something doesn’t mean it has to exist in the palpable world. For instance, just because a solid exists in the palpable world, that doesn’t mean a gas has to, too...it just means that there’s potential for gas to exist. The only absolutes we have are the forces. They exist in everything no matter what. The forces are the two equal, opposite nodes within the realm of potential (the white dots in the picture). They expel potential infinitely in theory. This Equality is what creates symmetry. They’re both infinite forces. We know they’re infinite because potential is infinite. The energy is forced out so hard, anything close to the nodes are around absolute. They’re called the sweet-spots. When potential reaches a sweet-spot, it has become exceptionally like one opposite over the other, like ~1 and ~-1. This is represented by the two medium sized, purple circles. We also know the absolutes are reachable because space is infinite. Space is something palpable that proves infinite exists. We can say things like 1=1 and that it’s infinitely true, and it is, but numbers are ideas...space is palpable.
The realm of potential is the opposite of the two forces in one sense. It’s a stagnant energy that confines the two forces so that when we describe temperature we can only talk about the two energies “hot” and “cold”. When we discuss the potential of temperature, we cannot discuss “solid” or “gas” (two completely different opposites). We can discuss the temperature of the gas or solid, but it would be in terms of hot and cold. We’re confined. This is represented by the largest circle. If we were to discuss the potential for solids and gases, we would discuss the “state of physical matter”. The state of physical matter is the confining energy for solids and gases. This idea claims there’s non-physical energy, or matter, like radiation, heat, gravity, etc. and it can be described in terms of gases and solids—it can also be broken down into elements. Gravity is solid. There’s no place in the universe where gravity is not prevalent. However, radiation is gaseous and only bombards energy like a dispersed cloud. I suppose the spirit is liquid, or something like it. We can break down all of reality with duality.
The turbulent area is a mix of the two opposites and describes liquids as opposed to solid and gas, or warm and cool as opposed to hot and cold. Liquids are like solids and like gases. The bisexual lays here, too.
The area close to the realm of possibility and close to the sweet-spot, where the friction is highest in the middle-sides is called the “strange area”. The mix becomes radically different. Water is a base, or natural, liquid. It’s located in the center of the mixture area. Sand, though, is located in the strange area. A grain of sand is around solid. It could be more solid, but it’s exceptionally like solid (~-1). A beach is more like liquid. It blows around in the wind; it sinks beneath your feet. As a whole, it’s not solid enough to be called solid or liquideous enough to be called liquid. It’s a “strange liquid”. Clouds aren’t gas or liquid, either. They’re strange liquids on the gas side. They’re not gas or liquid but act as both. It’s as if they were a mixture of the middle and the sweet-spots.
When the energies collide, they create a third energy: friction. The friction is highest at the absolutes where the energy is expelled. All along the “equator”, except at the absolutes, the friction is around one hundred. It dies off to zero at the crest (not around zero, but absolute zero). All this helps add up to the knowledge explaining its self. It’s intrinsic because it consists of two flowing energies, one stagnant energy and friction, the in between creeping energy. There’s production of energy and destruction of energy, like potential and friction. There’s possibility and impossibility because some ideas don’t have potential. They’re outside the realm of potential. Also, there’s 100% friction and 0% friction (100% and 0% being opposites).
It’s a simple physics problem, it’s easy to apply, but the philosophy has a learning curve.
Two equal, infinite energies are being produced and bound, creating a collision. If we break it down mathematically—in a simple way—we can pick the two opposites negative infinity and positive infinity, but since -1 and +1 give us the same, clearer answers, we’ll use -1 and +1. In between -1 and +1 is the neutral 0. In between zero and either absolute are infinite numbers…the important numbers to understanding being, +/-1, -/+0.25, -/+0.33, -/+0.5, -/+0.66 and -/+0.75
We have three energies: the forces, the realm of potential and the friction. We also have a potential line. Warm can become cool, gas can become solid, etc. What solid a liquid will become, or what potentials of solids a liquid has, is determined by the potential line. We “spot” a place on the dualism star and increase/decrease in mix. This says mud can only become certain solids, like dirt, without difficult transformation. The potential line is derived from its mix in potential.
The theorem is: Potential cell is mix, friction, potential line.
U=Mx, Fr, pL.
Bosons at ~-1/~+1/0 at ~100% friction with a 0 potential line
Boson at 0 and 0% friction with a 0 potential line
Leptons at ~-1 and 50% friction with a -0.5 potential line
Leptons at 0 and 50% friction with a 0 potential line
Quarks at -1/3 and 50% friction with a -0.33 potential line
Quarks at 2/3 and 50% friction with a 0.66 potential line
It says some interesting things about the spirit and nonphysical communication (telepathy). Magic’s real. All the stuff we know exists and aren’t allowed to talk about, is explained thoroughly with duality.
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